Jobman Hi-Vis Fleece Jacket - Orange - XXL

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The Jobman Hi-Vis Fleece Jacket is designed for adult professionals who require a balance of warmth, comfort, and high-visibility safety on the job site. Constructed from 260gsm polyester fabric, it offers reliable thermal insulation and conforms to EN ISO 20471 Class 3 standards, ensuring you remain visible in low-light environments. While it provides excellent protection and utility, the fleece material is not waterproof and is intended primarily for dry, cold working conditions.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | XXL |
| Model Part Number | 1337479 |
| Brand | Jobman |
Yes, it conforms to EN ISO 20471 Class 3 safety standards for high-visibility clothing.
No, the jacket is made of polyester fleece which is designed for warmth and visibility, not water resistance.
It is recommended to line dry the jacket to prevent heat damage to the reflective detailing and fleece fibers.
GSM stands for grams per square meter, indicating the fabric's density; 260gsm is a medium-to-heavy weight suitable for cool-weather warmth.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the high-visibility fabric from fading over time.
Avoid washing with abrasive materials or using harsh chemical bleaches, which can strip the reflective coating.
Check for debris in the zipper teeth and ensure the fabric is not caught; gently clean with a soft brush.
To ensure your jacket remains compliant and effective, follow these care guidelines: Always wash the garment inside out to protect the reflective strips from abrasion. Use mild detergents and avoid fabric softeners, as these can compromise the moisture-wicking properties of the polyester and degrade the bond of the reflective material. Line dry whenever possible to extend the life of the fibers. Check for any damage to the high-vis panels before each shift; if the reflective tape becomes cracked or significantly dulled, it may no longer meet safety standards and should be replaced.